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By LARRY WILKE

As the socialist smoke and the fascist fog have finally cleared from the “silly summit” which could have just as easily been held at your local Chuck E. Cheese, the liberal “leaders” are all out doing their best “Bolshevik Buck and Wing” in public. All of their “leaders,” except for Howard “cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs” Dean who is still shackled to the wall in Pelosi’s parlor. You will note the lack of enthusiasm from the run-of-the-mill liberal office holder who has to contend with this liberal leprosy. Their silence is more telling than the liberal “leaders” and their dystrophic dance of dementia.

First out of the box was the Bolshevik biddy, and she picked up wrong (not “right”) where she left off. Feverishly paddling her collectivist canoe down “denial,” she believes that the “historic health care drive was closer to passage.” Such childish progressive projection may impress the lemmings back in Frisco, but it isn’t having any effect upon the actual victims of the Obama nonsense. Dead Ted might just as well be behind the wheel of this “historic drive” analogy because this “drive” will murder the middle class and it will drown the economy.

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By WADE BRUMMET

Once again seeking to correct the failed policies of the past, such as capitalism, Obama is making an Olympic style sport of the economy.

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By Dr. ROBERT OWENS

Everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.  In a similar fashion everyone wants smaller budgets and lower taxes, but nobody wants their services cut.   Like all truisms these sound right, but are they?

Consider the first one.  Agnostics aren’t sure whether there is a God or not; consequently they say there is no heaven and pray there is no hell, so they have a vested interest in remaining above room temperature.  Atheists are sure there isn’t any God and sure there isn’t any heaven, so they want to hang on as long as they can since the alternative isn’t.  The big rub comes when we think of believers.  They know there’s a God and know there is a heaven, so why don’t they want to die?   Some believers believe there’s a God and believe there’s a heaven but aren’t sure if they’ll make it in so it makes sense they want to hang around at least long enough to earn enough points to get to where they want to go instead of any alternatives they may also believe in.  The real puzzler is the believers who believe in God and believe in heaven and who also believe they know they’re going to heaven.  I know many people who fit into this category and without an exception none of them appear to want to die.  Now if heaven is a better place and dying is the entrance fee, wouldn’t it make sense to want to die?

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By NANCY MORGAN

When I left home at age 18, I breathed a sigh of relief. Free at last. I was legally of an age where I assumed the right to make my own decisions. No longer could my mother tell me to eat my vegetables, to quit smoking, to clean my room or to modify my behavior to someone else’s standards. Heady stuff.

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By LARRY WILKE

Isn’t it about time for a “change” in the state of Assachusetts?  After all, didn’t the progressive paragon rail on during his “shampaign” about how horrible the “status quo” is in Washington?  (Mind you, this alleged “status quo” had to do with one lone Republican as President.  The uber-liberal House and Senate have been mired in the “status quo” since 2006 but this isn’t of any significance to the occupant of the Slight House.)  Certainly the “Bay State” needs a little change from the “status quo” from the likes of Kerry, Frank and Dead Ted. (more…)

By DAVID JOHN EDEN

There’s a fine line between the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause, so how is Uncle Sam to handle it in 2010?  Find one answer here.

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Hippocrates, The Father of Medicine

By PAUL SCHNEE

In attempting to describe Richard Wagner’s music to a friend, Mark Twain told him it was better than it sounds! The same claim cannot be made for Obama’s grotesque attempt at health care reform. Do you suppose that buried somewhere in the 2047 pages of Obama’s health care bill (the Constitution has 17 pages by comparison) there is a provision for mandatory psychiatric help for all of the congressmen and senators who voted for this cynical power-grab and patently fraudulent legislation which will tether generations of Americans yet unborn to crippling debt, higher taxes, and rationed care?

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By PAUL SCHNEE

If Judge Richard Goldstone wanted to be the Secretary General of the United Nations, he should have just applied for the job instead of collaborating with the UN Human Rights Commission investigation and producing a report about the conflict in Gaza which showed everything was true except the facts.

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By PAUL SCHNEE

On Thursday the 20th. August, The Los Angeles Times published a thoroughly treacherous article by Neve Gordon the author of “Israel’s Occupation” and a professor of politics at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba, Israel. The substance of this piece of drivel, which would have made Benedict Arnold and Vidkun Quisling positively green with envy, was devoted to strong recommendations that the rest of the world boycott his own country since he is convinced that Israel is an apartheid state and therefore deserves to be punished and be brow-beaten into accepting the suicidal two-state-solution. My unpublished letter to the L.A. Times follows:

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By MAXINE OBERLE

The Rosary started as early as the 2nd century as a way to imitate the praying of the 150 Psalms. Something as simple as a cord with knots tied in it to very elaborate beads have been used to keep track of which prayer one is on.

The Rosary we pray today is believed to have been established around the time that the Albigensian heresy was breaking down the faith in France. The tradition states that Mother Mary herself asked for the rosary to be prayed to end the heresy and sin growing more and more common at that time.

It is said that the Order of Preachers or Dominicans have the first clear historical reference to the rosary. St. Dominic was the founder of the order. Alain de Roche, one of the Dominic’s disciples, began to establish Rosary Confraternities to encourage others to pray the rosary.

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